PG Admission - Number of Seats 2016

The following seats are reserved in each subject for the under mentioned categories as indicated in West Bengal Government Rule.

• For SC/ST – 22% and 6% respectively of the total seats of the concerned subject.
  NB : SC/ST candidates should submit SC/ST certificate issued as per the West Bengal SC/ST (identification) Act 1994.
• For Persons with Disability : reservation of 3% seats for PWD within each respective category (SC/ST, OBC-A, OBC-B) & unreserved of the concerned subject.
  NB : Persons with disability candidates having degree of 40% and above should submit a certificate issued by the relevant Govt. Hospital.
• For OBC-A / OBC-B : Implementation of reservation shall take effect from the Academic Session 2014-15 as per W.B. Govt. Rules in a phase-wise manner as given in relevant G.O.s and decided by the WBSU Council.
• For Other Recognised University candidates : Selection will be made strictly in order of merit on the basis of percentage of marks for 60% of seats (Category A) for WBSU students and rest 40% of seats (Category B) on the basis of subject wise Entrance Test for Non WBSU and WBSU Students.
• Back year(s) candidates : At par of the current year students of the concerned subject for the seats earmarked in Category B (WBSU & Non-WBSU students under 40% of total seats). In case the subjects where Admission Test in Category B not be conducted for back year (2014, 2015) pass-out students 2% from aggregate marks in honours subject will be deducted.
• Relaxation of cut-off marks for SC / ST / PWD / OBC-A / OBC-B candidates : As per University and Government rules vide Notification No.07/Edn)U)/IU-89/13 dt.2.1.14.
• Relaxation of price for Application Form and Admission Test fee for SC / ST / PWD candidate is 50% off.
• For availing any of the criteria as above at a, b and c is to be authenticated with valid documents from appropriate authority. Once a student declares the category (i.e., General, SC / ST / OBC / PH), it cannot be changed later.

Rules for Collegiate / Non-Collegiate / Dis-Collegiate Candidates
(Rules applicable for appearing in the University semester examinations)

Admitted candidates have to attend their classes from the very beginning of the session. Candidates who take admission after commencement of the session will have their percentage of class attendance counted from the very next day of their admission.

• Collegiate Candidates - Students are required to attend at least 65% of the total lectures delivered to them in the session to complete the said semester. They are eligible to appear at the University Examination.
  
  * For M.Phil. Course of studies, students are required to attend at least 75% of the total lectures delivered to them in the session to complete the said course
• Non-Collegiate Candidates - The candidates whose percentage of class attendance is 55% and above but below 65% of the total lectures delivered to them in the session will be treated as Non-Collegiate candidates. They may be sent up at the University Examination if their short percentage is condoned by the appropriate authority.
  
  * For M.Phil. Course of studies, the students whose percentage of class attendance is 65% and above but below 75% of the total lecturers delivered to them in the session will be treated as Non-Collegiate Students. They may be sent up at the University Examination if their short percentage is condoned by the appropriate authority
• Dis-Collegiate Candidates - The candidates whose percentage of class attendance falls below 55% of the total lectures delivered to them in the session will be treated as Dis-Collegiate candidates. They are not eligible to appear at the University Examination. They may take re-admission.
  
  * For M.Phil. Course of studies, students whose percentage of class attendance falls below 65% of the total Lectures delivered to them in the session will be treated as Dis-Collegiate students. They are not eligible to appear at the University Examination.

Cancellation of Admission
If any student remains absent from his/her classes continuously for fifteen days or thirty days (with interruptions) within the first two months from the date of his/her admission, his/her name will be automatically struck off the rolls. Fees submitted by the students at the time of admission shall also be forfeited. Application Fees once paid will not be refunded at any circumstances.